IU-Bloomington reported 20 positive COVID-19 cases, fifth week of case decrease as mask mandate drops
Mar 4, 2022 3:13 pmThis week’s cases accounted for a 9.1% decrease from last week.
This week’s cases accounted for a 9.1% decrease from last week.
Gov. Holcomb signed a law Thursday enabling some health care assistance to continue.
Three task forces will focus on improving mental health resources at IU by fall 2022.
Pantries across Monroe County have been impacted by the pandemic and financial issues.
The Thrive ticket received 1,289 votes, or 62.12% of total votes cast.
Bloomington Mayor John Hamilton is expected to sign the legislation.
Kherson offers the Russian military increased control over Ukraine's southern coast.
The IDS “Dissonance in due process” investigation published just over a month ago.
The event will be at 6 p.m. March 4 at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater.
The Bloomington City Council looks ready to give tax breaks to a company in Bloomington.
Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine on Feb. 24 Eastern European Standard Time.
The two tickets on the ballot are Thrive for IUSG and Unite for IUSG.
The boards are being supplied by a grant from Psi Iota Xi sorority.
The IU Student Government presidential election will take place Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Ukrainian Studies Organization organized a peaceful protest at the Sample Gates.
IU announced masks will be optional on campus starting March 4.
Hamilton said the state of Bloomington is strong and warrants confidence.
NATO will hold a meeting Friday to discuss security in and around Ukraine.
Masks will be optional in classrooms and most campus buildings.
The summit will start March 4 and last the rest of the month.
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